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Comments (8)If you signed up for SS benefits before May, 1997, your check arrives on the 3rd of the month. Otherwise, it depends on your date of birth. If your birthday falls bewteen the 1st and 10th of the month, it is paid on the second Wednesday of the month. Between the 11th and 20th, it is paid on the third Wednesday, and between the 21st and 31st, it is paid on the 4th Wednesday....See MoreNow the left side of my car got hit today :o(
Comments (35)Glad that it wasn't a bang on the driver's door, girl! Not long after I got this car, I thought that I went into an intersection on a green ... and a car that came through three lanes hit on the driver's side ... but back at the back tire area. I was ... substantially ... very substantially ... thankful! It seemed to be the general concensus that I'd run a red light ... but I figure that he ran a yellow, as when my car had been turned around about 180 degrees - there, staring at me through the windsheld, was a green light, in the same direction that I'd been travelling ... and if I'd run a red light, it should have been red! Anyway - I also like to pick spaces in parking lots where I can drive out (but must confess to being a bit too lazy/(mis-guided?) to back into empty spaces). I hear that a bit of a longer walk is good for one's constitution? By the way ... did you say that the grandkid is wanting a car? Hhm-mm-mm-m! Hope that the rest of your weekend goes better. I, too, value my wheels ... and one needs be extra careful around here, for if one in 70s or higher is in a fender-bender or two, one is liable to get a letter from the Ministry of Transportation to say that they are cancelling one's driving permit. We have a discussion session of about an hour and a half with about a dozen others, with a test of knowledge and signs, with some being selected for a driving test, every two years after age 80. ole joyful P.S. As I was fairly sure that there were still quite a few good miles in that little 20-year-old Mazda that I'd bought only a few months earlier, after the accident I chose to repair it, at a cost larger than I'd paid for it ... partly for environmental reasons, as it costs a great deal of scarce and precious fuel to dig iron ore from the ground, smelt it, then carry it through all of the manufacturing operations ... plus add quite a lot of petroleum-based plastic, to build a new one, but repair is mainly a lot of work. In addition to the amount that's added to global warming ... and pollution. o j...See MoreAfter all that talk about car safety, I got hit today.
Comments (21)(((alisande))) Here, I'll make it the third one? Maybe. I was driving home the other day, and I had a blowout! Not just a flat tire. We heard BANG! and I said, what was that? He said maybe we ran over a rock? And then the car started to try to swerve. I did keep control and then I heard it--a flat tire. As I pulled over, it was smoking! Smelled like burned rubber to me, and it practically welded the tire to the axle?! What's worse? I just got the car in July (used, it's 18 years old) and I hadn't checked the spare to make sure it fit and was in good shape :O The equipment to change the tire didn't really fit or work well :( The jack would only turn a half turn at a time. The tire iron was too long? It kept hitting the ground. What was cool though? Someone else had fixed a flat in the exact same spot, and accidentally left a tire iron-that fit my bolts. I had another shorter tire iron, but it too, did not fit. So it took three tire irons, a lot of turning for the jack, and holding my breath for the tire to work. Yep, the tire turned out ok. I had planned to buy new tires next month, but now, I will have new tires this weekend. Two more days instead of two more weeks... hurray! Back to normal then. Whew. Now, we don't need a third car incident. How's that for closing the loop? Well, I tried!...See Moresure got problems today,I had a post started with 4 pictures in it an
Comments (12)Brad, No Susan Weber has not been a good bloomer for me either, but, its staying here as I really like the few blooms it does put out. Its always been planted, but, this year its in a pot, and did produce a better bloom on a taller scape, so I will keep it in the pot, and try babying it a little and see ifit will improve.Have to keep all my daylilies in pots now, since I moved a few months ago anyway, as the ground is sooo hard, cant dig a hole in it anyway. I didn't have good soil before and had added amendmwnts for years to it, but,at least Ic ould dig a hole in it to plant some thing.Here , I cant even do that. I had my grandson trying to dig a hole , for me,andhes a nice stout young man and he tried several places to dig a hole for me, but finally gave up and said we need some thing besides a shovel to dig a hole in this.I even , watred the spot forever and it didn't help either.so pots is the only way to grow anything....See MoreRelated Professionals
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